Leon Rose quietly made Knicks better with shrewd deadline moves
NY Post
The Knicks were more of a passive participant at the trade deadline, but the smoke cleared without a change to the following:
They are favorites, along with the Pistons, to get to the NBA Finals. James Dolan’s mandate remains in place and realistic.
Giannis Antetokounmpo sticking with Milwaukee created a stationary vibe around the East, with Cleveland’s somewhat offsetting swap of Darius Garland for James Harden as the headline. I understand the Garland-Donovan Mitchell pairing probably ran its course. I don’t understand how acquiring a 36-year-old Harden made them better in the playoffs.
The Celtics got Nikola Vucevic, but not much changed on their front — it’s still all about when, or if, Jayson Tatum returns.
It’s rare that a 27-year-old walks away from a $43 million contract.
The Bills have a new weapon for Josh Allen.
ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Islanders have two first-round picks in the 2026 draft and a decent-sized prospect stable for the first time in years. They have a hair over $6 million in available cap space and had pulled into a tie on points for second place in the Metropolitan Division with five straight wins before Wednesday’s loss to the Ducks.
A taste of October in March. Some international flavor baked into the national pastime, coming on the heels of an entertaining Olympics. Welcome to the 2026 World Baseball Classic.
One of the main differences coach Mike Brown was expected to bring to the Knicks was fewer minutes for starters.
ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Islanders came back from two-goal deficits three times in a row following the Olympic break. They couldn’t make it a fourth.
PORT ST. LUCIE — The Mets like a lot of Carson Benge’s game, especially his ability to hit left-handers.
Jalen Brunson, at the end of his availability with the media, revealed that he suffered a black eye.
As the last-place Rangers continue to consider selling off additional pieces ahead of Friday’s trade deadline, there will be a slew of young players left behind looking to establish full-time roles for the future.
PORT ST. LUCIE — It was mostly quiet, with not many people in the makeshift stands, for Nolan McLean’s latest outing, a minor league game on a back field behind Clover Park.
This is the second in a two-part series examining the Jets’ options at quarterback. We examined veteran options in the first part and now we take a look at what the Jets could do in the NFL draft.
John Harbaugh’s first training camp as the head coach of the Giants will not take place at the team facility or anywhere in the state of New Jersey.
The new guard is talking to the old guard.